MANUELF said: Where is Street Fighter 3?, I never heard of it.

 

Ajax I think the fact that Capcom had to remake SF2 and 3 so many times and failed so many times speaks that they are in fact stupid. I myself am not even very interested in the game since the head honcho is the same maker of Mugen, a game that speaks of fail. It's like Capcom's being run by monkeys, firing Clover etc.

Chrizum said:  I doubt Xbox and PC owners have the slightest interest in this game, whereas the Wii would be an excellent platform for the game, as well as the PS2.

Don't speak for everyone. I'll actually be happily getting this on my 360, just as I and many others were happy to get Dead or Alive 4 and Virtua Fighter 5 Online on our 360s, and will possibly be grabbing Soul Calibur IV if it's solid. The Xbox brand has been getting a good slice of fighters since the original Xbox launch. It's weird about the PC though. I can't imagine having to play SF on a keyboard. That must be awkward.

 

Onyxmeth said: Chrizum said: I doubt Xbox and PC owners have the slightest interest in this game, whereas the Wii would be an excellent platform for the game, as well as the PS2. Don't speak for everyone. I'll actually be happily getting this on my 360, just as I and many others were happy to get Dead or Alive 4 and Virtua Fighter 5 Online on our 360s, and will possibly be grabbing Soul Calibur IV if it's solid. The Xbox brand has been getting a good slice of fighters since the original Xbox launch. It's weird about the PC though. I can't imagine having to play SF on a keyboard. That must be awkward.

Obviously I didn't mean to speak for everyone, I just think the game would sell a whole lot better on the Wii than on 360 and PC combined. I might be wrong, who knows, I'm just surprised at this -in my eyes- incredibly stupid decision.

And what was all that "testing the waters" Capcom was talking about? Surely Wii owners have proven they buy Capcom games by now?

PC is just stupid, a waste of money, I bet it's the head honcho of SF4 who believes there actually is a market for it on PC since his only work is Mugen and that is a PC game. My friend Ricki Nelson who at one point beat Ricki Ortiz at MVC2 can barely operate his computer, let alone have it play SF4 would just be mind boggling to him. How many fighters are playing fighting games on PC? I thought it was annoying enough moving from Arcade to home but now PC?! CMon.

Grahamhsu said: PC is just stupid, a waste of money, I bet it's the head honcho of SF4 who believes there actually is a market for it on PC since his only work is Mugen and that is a PC game. My friend Ricki Nelson who at one point beat Ricki Ortiz at MVC2 can barely operate his computer, let alone have it play SF4 would just be mind boggling to him. How many fighters are playing fighting games on PC? I thought it was annoying enough moving from Arcade to home but now PC?! CMon.

The Arcade version was pratically running on a PC, they almost don't even need to spend money on porting it to PC. Besides, Capcom has taken a liking to PC this generation, the PC version of DMC4 is coming out with full new modes that console versions don't have, Bionic Commando is being developed on PC first

Call me crazy, but I think there is a good chance SF4 will have Steam integration. Capcom's last PC game (Lost Planet) was integrated, and I believe they were quite pleased with how it turned out.

shio said: Call me crazy, but I think there is a good chance SF4 will have Steam integration. Capcom's last PC game (Lost Planet) was integrated, and I believe they were quite pleased with how it turned out.

 Oh don't remind me of that. I was just at a store in an electronics section looking for a good PC game. I saw Lost Planet at an attractive price but realized I couldn't buy it because of Steam. I ended up buying Jade Empire instead. Probably a better choice anyway.

totalwar23 said: shio said: Call me crazy, but I think there is a good chance SF4 will have Steam integration. Capcom's last PC game (Lost Planet) was integrated, and I believe they were quite pleased with how it turned out. Oh don't remind me of that. I was just at a store in an electronics section looking for a good PC game. I saw Lost Planet at an attractive price but realized I couldn't buy it because of Steam. I ended up buying Jade Empire instead. Probably a better choice anyway.

What's so bad about it? Steam is much better than Xbox Live and it's free.

Eh, not interested. Yeah, I'm sure my PC could easily run it on max, but the game just doesn't look... fun.

Oh, and the character models make me want to throw up.